A sensory tent can be a great way to create a calming and stimulating environment for individuals who may benefit from sensory input. Here are some sensory tent ideas:

1. Fairy lights: Add some string lights to the inside of the tent to create a relaxing atmosphere.

2. Texture boards: Attach different textures to the walls of the tent, such as fur, sequins, or sandpaper, to provide tactile stimulation.

3. Sensory toys: These include toys that provide sensory input, such as stress balls, fidget spinners, or tactile balls.

4. Calming music: Play calming music or white noise in the background to help create a peaceful environment.

5. Weighted blankets: A weighted blanket provides deep pressure input and promotes relaxation.

6. Visual stimulation: Hang up colorful streamers or a lava lamp to provide visual stimulation.

7. Aromatherapy: Use essential oils or a diffuser to add a calming scent to the tent.

8. Pillows and blankets: Provide comfortable seating and blankets for a cozy, calming atmosphere.

9. Bubble tubes: Incorporate a bubble tube to provide visual stimulation and a calming effect.

10. Bean bag chairs: Use bean bag chairs as seating to provide a comfortable, relaxing space.